This Node Will Save You Hours of Color Grading | DaVinci Resolve Tutorial

[@antenjesu2077]

MAN! Working in South Indian Film Industry here. I thought I have enough knowledge to finish my Ad Films. But the more I see your videos my workflow gets super efficient!!!

[@georgekamenov_]

I'd recommend grouping the clips you want to apply noise reduction to and then placing the NR node in the "group pre-clip" grade section. Essentially gets the same thing done and if you want to apply it to another clip down the line, you just add that clip to the already existing group and you don't have to worry about adding the shared node to it's graph as well. At least that's how I approach it, might be helpful 🙂

[@george.colorist]

Just another way to do it. Thanks for sharing your workflow 👍🏼

[@77dris]

Underrated. This is a huge time saver and NOBODY I've come across has mentioned this.

[@JimRobinson-colors]

If the noise reduction is on the first node - you can use the command from the top menu Color> "Ripple node changes to selected clips" - to note that even turning it on or off is a change to the node. One of the benefits of using a fixed node tree and having the nodes in the same poistion and number oin the node tree.

[@george.colorist]

Great tip! Thanks for posting.

[@-CQ]

I was confused by your comment, so I searched on KZbin and found your comment on someone's channel saying you're not satisfied with "Ripple node changes to selected clips". kzbin.info/www/bejne/gZK2in-Na8ZrhJo&lc=UgygU8o52EruTuxu0AF4AaABAg

[@JimRobinson-colors]

@@-CQ That was not the ripple that I was referring to as the problem - it was the registered change of the primary offset that wouldn't register when you went to change something back. I use it on every project for the noise reduction node to turn it off after dialing it up and then applying those changes to a group or selected changes. - The Alexis video you are looking at is 6 years old.

[@ATW_Films]

Thanks for using my shots :)

[@george.colorist]

Thanks for uploading good stuff on Elements 😉

[@Genuinely_edwin]

My man you know if you click up top where it says Clip (the clip drop-down list) change to timeline then apply any effects on all clips at once.

[@george.colorist]

Just another way to do it. 👍🏼

[@kalp.patel97]

@@george.colorist Your method is still quite inefficient though. Your video has 3 clips so its cool, but on real projects, its a headache to have to go in and do this for every clip. In terms of speed and efficiency, adding a timeline node is leagues superior.

[@george.colorist]

@@kalp.patel97 Its a method that can be efficient depending on the project. The method you mentioned could also be inefficient in some scenarios. There are several ways to go about this in Resolve and none are "correct". Use which ever works for you for the project you're working on.

[@moviegeek1111]

cool cool cool dope

[@george.colorist]

✌🏼

[@TroyQwert]

Isn't it easier to apply you node tree to an adjustment clip?

[@nashhall694]

Thankyou, new subscriber here, this tip is going to be prey useful to me. A real time saver. Thanks 🙏 for posting 👍😀

[@george.colorist]

Hey, welcome and thanks for watching 🙏🏼

[@motordemic]

Omw you frieking legend! Thank you😮‍💨

[@josesdiary]

Thank you! So useful

[@AdNessTv]

Tnx for thé tip!! Short simply and effective 🙌 but I must says that grade there was looking amazing 🤩 a vid mabey on this grading 😋?

[@george.colorist]

Im working on it now 😉 thanks for watching.

[@davincidecode100]

Thank you so much

[@autumnrhythm7275]

Thankz bruh, really a time saver tip👍

[@george.colorist]

No problem. Thanks for watching 👍🏼

[@WeirdLonda]

great work !can you please make a tut on how to achieve this look you did in the video?

[@george.colorist]

The next tutorial will be on this look 👍🏼

[@qutabaammar4714]

How are you my friend? Can I get the preset and add it on the VN program❤

[@ririlan2137]

Well done and easy to follow. :))

[@george.colorist]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!

[@TheDaymos777]

А грейдинг этих футажей будет? красиво.

[@george.colorist]

Thank you. Yes, the next tutorial will be on this look.

[@selfscience]

Did you ever used Sony Vegas Pro?

[@george.colorist]

Yes 👍🏼 a long time ago.

[@herlambangtanosefren2350]

Great tutor

[@kurokishizx]

can this be done in free version?

[@george.colorist]

Yes! The free version of Resolve also has shared nodes.

[@firtek3649]

It's not easier to do it with a group ?

[@george.colorist]

Depends on your project and needs 👍🏼

[@firtek3649]

@@george.colorist what's the différence between doing it with a group and like you do ?

[@movie-trailer19]

G R E A T T R I C K

[@ichetyrkins]

Thanks🤘

[@george.colorist]

Thanks for watching 👊🏼

[@qutabaammar4714]

How are you my friend? Can I get the preset and add it on the VN program❤

[@qutabaammar4714]

How are you my friend? Can I get the preset and add it on the VN program❤